The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-18
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
Results of Games Played at Various Points
by Clubs Of the American Association.
ST. LOUIS, 10; ATHLETICS. 8.

ST LOUIS. TO- ATHLETICS. 6.
| ST. Louis. July 1.-THE champions captured
the third successive game from the Athletics to-
| day, in the presence of 10000 people, Up to
| the seventh inning not clean hit was made off
Caruthers but in this inning he suddenly let
down, and seven hits, including Stovey's home
run. were made, the Athletics gaining the lead.
They did not hold it long, however, as the
Browns by good hitting and magnificent base
running. regained it and won the game. Town
send made his debut in st. Louis, catching Sew
ard and kept the youthful phenomenon gues-
sing He showed up very poorly. The Browns
wonderful head slides ia stealing home COM
pletely baffied him. Curt WEIGH made one of
the best one hand catches ever seen on the
grounds Of a line drive tip to the right-field
fence off Bauers bat, in the first inning Rob-
inson, Notwithstanding his errors, played SPLEEN
dldly. O'Neiil made fine catch of a foul fy
in the ninth inning, doubling up Poorman at
first and ending the game. The batting of
ONeill was especially brilliant The work of
Gleason Poorman, McGarr, and the Browns
superb base running, were notable features.
Score:
Athletics ------.----0 L o o o o.
Earned runs-s. Louis, g. Athletics, s. Two-base
Gleason Gomiskey 3D. Caruthers 60 o'Niell Foutz,
run-stovey. Double plays-McGarr, Milligan and
Lyons; McGarr and Miligan; o'Ne Latham and
Poorman. Hit by pitched ball-Fcutz. Errors-St
Louis 4; Athletics, 4. Struck out-McGarr Millgan
and Stovey. Passed bals-Boyle, 2. Townsend, 2.
Wild pitches-Caruthers l. Seward, /. Time-2:OO
Umpi-e-Joe Murphy.
LOUISVILLE, 8; BALTIMORE, 2
LOUISVILLE, KY. July 1.-THE Louisvilles
again defeated the Baltimore club in a close and
interesting game, by score of to 2. Ramsey
and Kilroy each pitched in fine form, but the
home club found the ball when hits were most
needed. Ramsey struck out eight and al
lowed but seven hits, two of which were bases
on balls Wild throws to second by Kerns al
lowed the visitors to their two runs.
Score:
louisville L ------...---1 Q Q Q O-3
Baltimore ----...----1 o 1 o.
White. Three-base hit-Werrick. Stolen bases
kerins Hecker. Daniels. Burns Griffin. Kilroy.
Errors-Louisville 5; Baltimore. o. First base
6ails-OT Ramsey 2; off Kilroy 2 Struck out-By
Wild pltchs-kilroy. 1. Umpire-McQuade.
BROOKLYN. A: CINCINNATI O.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE shutout of the
great work Of the left-handed pitcher. Toole.
and the close fielding of the visitors. The Red
stockings were utterly unable to place the ball
safely. only making two real hits in the game
They were also off in their fielding in the first
inning. Smith, of the Brooklyns made fine
home run drive to right center field in the sixth
Score.
Cincinnati .-.-.."-...O o o 90
Brooklyn. -----.----1 o o O 2 o a
Earned runs-Brooklyn, q Two-base hits-Nicol
Home run-Smith. Errors--Cncinnati, 6; Brook
lyn, 1. First base bals--McPhee, Tebau, Nicol
Mcclellan First base on errors-McClellan. McTam-
Passed ball-Clark, l. wild pitch = smith, l.
Tme-1:4O. Umpire-Curry.